Hi.
Normally MP2 is supporting all types of so called ".nfo files". But as we've implemented this, we did not have any MediaCenterMaster user involved in development. We would need to have a few examples of the files (metadata and fanart) that MCM is generating. Most likely we can add those files to be supported without any further action by the user. Today those files most likely are used "generic" only, means only the ID (IMDB-ID) is grabbed from every text file that is available in the movie folder.
Manual edit of the media items is possible with a tool I've written. It's called "MP2-Edit" (Link in my signature) but it is a "hack". Right now we are working on a "nice and clean" solution. With this you will be able to edit the ML with any modern browser on any PC in your network neighborhood. And I also will port MP2-Edit to this new solution. But this may take some month until this is ready to use.
BluRay in general is an issue to every Open Source project due to DRM. For those copy protection systems no Open Source project ever will become a licence (aside that the licence is very expensive too). So you need to use 3rd party software that may be illegal in lots of countries (e.g. Germany, where our server is housed every single software of this type is illegal) to bypass the DRM. Without those tools you only can play disks without copy protection (self made BluRay only as every commercial BD is copy protected) in MediaPortal or any other OpenSource software. The BluRay (or DVD or CD) playback you will find in "Browse Media".
Normally MP2 is supporting all types of so called ".nfo files". But as we've implemented this, we did not have any MediaCenterMaster user involved in development. We would need to have a few examples of the files (metadata and fanart) that MCM is generating. Most likely we can add those files to be supported without any further action by the user. Today those files most likely are used "generic" only, means only the ID (IMDB-ID) is grabbed from every text file that is available in the movie folder.
Manual edit of the media items is possible with a tool I've written. It's called "MP2-Edit" (Link in my signature) but it is a "hack". Right now we are working on a "nice and clean" solution. With this you will be able to edit the ML with any modern browser on any PC in your network neighborhood. And I also will port MP2-Edit to this new solution. But this may take some month until this is ready to use.
BluRay in general is an issue to every Open Source project due to DRM. For those copy protection systems no Open Source project ever will become a licence (aside that the licence is very expensive too). So you need to use 3rd party software that may be illegal in lots of countries (e.g. Germany, where our server is housed every single software of this type is illegal) to bypass the DRM. Without those tools you only can play disks without copy protection (self made BluRay only as every commercial BD is copy protected) in MediaPortal or any other OpenSource software. The BluRay (or DVD or CD) playback you will find in "Browse Media".